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East Palo Alto Allows 'Safe Parking' for Residents Living in Their RVs

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Project We Hope runs a number of official services for the homeless residents of East Palo Alto, including a homeless shelter, a mobile shower and laundry service, and safe parking. The non-profit also hosts occasional dinners for clients, featuring free food and entertainment. (Rachael Myrow/KQED)

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